The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-15
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z U. {. Interior Towns Stocks Crop.
Ports,
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUFFs.

C0RNMEAL-Standarj, 81 25; pearl, 1872
| 1885 70 Ter, 81 45, steady.
| HAY-Choice, from store, 75@8Os; car load
from ls eS., or depot, sly 5Osl!; prime, from
sl3; prairie, from store, Soc, car load from
leyae or depot, sSSS 50.
BRAN-Flom store, ST.; from levee OIL
dORN-Prom store, white, $50; mixed
50c from levee or depot, white, in bulk, 4Stso
in !sacss, Sic; m xed, in bu,k, 461Sc; il
OAfS-From store, white, 4Dc; mixed. 3sc
| from levee or uepot,white. in bulk, 3lhc; in
sacks, T1&c; mixed, IN bu k, 33Sc; in
FLOUR From store, common, % 25;
family. 1915; choice, 81; fancy, 81 25; extra
fancy, 81 5Oi patents s5a5 ..
OATMEAL-In hall barrels, s29S Is from
Ora KED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 Is
HI HoMiINY AND GRITs-From store, $50
OGACKERS-soda, extra, 4c; soda. treble
extra, 4%c; extra, &c; ginger snaps, extra,
SC; assorted jumb'es, l0c
RICE-LOu,siana, 4@51&c; Carolina, $40
&c.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, May "A Wheat
7lSS7l%c:. July. 72c b d, corn weak No.
2. cash, 3i9sL b d June, 800 bid; July,
34Ac. Oats-No. 2, 2S4c bid.
CHICAGO, I'LL MayH The whe At mar
ket opened at S61ac for June, and for some
minutes Auctuatcd between S64Ec and s6%c,
and then TOOK an upward shoot to Sb54c, on
little show of buying by the clique nIuktrs.
In the meantime the lOng futures we're very
weak. august opened AZ S334c ~ d sold
down to S3Ac rs the session advanced
business became d 4ller ara duller Tnere
were Z orders from ou,siao, and tho uhOle
days ira factions were practically bttw, en-
htOkers, The cl qua d voty little after ths
first hour, va ues consequently moved
up and down with greater freedom. June
wheat sold early as | W as S6hc, and as high
rsS 1sc, bus later transactions were between
$3.50 ard S619c. The, clique did not
get, much wheat SShen the Jure
option .a sOt up to .ro So%c' aad priGss
The The crowd here as ndispOsed to d DO bu DH.
ness to any great extent, and the tsct cs OF
yesterday failed to work. 1t was au easy
mhuer for the clique to gct VIII at yesterday,
and the weaker the mJTRet the more the
crowd were disposed to SO | bu, the work of
tho last five inmates Of the a'tern on ses-
siof, when prices were run up re. had
frightened the bearishly inclined, and they
were afraid to go sho I. of the market Just
before the close, at l O'cl OK, Irwin Green
came and bought June wheat freely. The
crowd got very Nervous, and all or nearly
all, OF the shorts commences GOV ring.
June wheat was run up TO SIC, where it
closed; Corn opened rather custer than
yestsrdSy's clese,, July started &c easier,
at Ale, and held steady around s01s@4lc.
Sew eral times it broke to 4O54c during the
morning, but good buying inyar,ably brought
it back again to 4O1Ic, at which fgureit CT SD.
osss quotations 1;nsI were .'o as follows Flour
duc,d; No. z spring wheat, $3.50; No., 8
spring wheat, 76c; No. 2 red. S6c; No.
corn SSc;. No; 2 oats, 26926kc; No.2
rye; 56%ci oiEo. 2 barley, pc; No. ] Fax
The l AIDING futures ranged as follows:
Wheat, No. 2-May opened at $50. highest
85hc, lowest, s5c, closing at S5Mc; June
opened at 86kc, highest &c, lowest $3.50,
S elSc.ihg at sc; July opened At S51tc, h,shest
pei ed at SS14c, bigbost 8S1lc, loves sS1lc,
closing st s3ssc. Corn, No 2-MRy opened
at SS1sc, highest $3.50, lowest 80, closing at
CSC June opened at 3gA, highest &hc, low
Ale, Ehett 4c, lowest 1910, closing at
4OBo; August opened at 42hi, hishest 421sc,
lowest 40. closing at 42e. Oats, No. .
May opened at 2614c, highest 2 ke, lowest
264c. G, osipE at 26Ec June opened at 27Ac,
July opened at 2S1lc, highest 2s1Zc. lowest
2S1sc, closing at 281ec; August opened at
2614c, highest 2G54c, lowest 265sc, closing at
2ss4c. ,,keceirts-.Fiour, 1910 brls; wheat,
rye, 100 bu: barley. ll,0OO bu. Shipments
Flour, n, 600 brls; WHEAT, 2l2, coo bu; corn,
80 .OOo bS; oats l74.oOO bu; rye, none; bar.
leg, 500 bus .o.
ST, LOUIS, MO-. Nay 10 Flour Quiet,
but steady and firm. Whsat-Unsettled and
irregular, feeliiE bearish.s say sid &c
higher IN settlement, but other options de-
elintd 1s9MQearly, but recovered and osed
at yelterdAy,s 6gureI, No. 2ted. cssh, S51%
bid; yune,S 85aIeSSIsc. closed S3s<e; July,
s0asl1fci closing NJ 8l1Sc; August, 500
size, closing at 81 1kc; September, s29S2i3c,
closing at SEQ; Octobsr, 85539S3s9<c, closing
at S31zbid. COrn-Sold h9No lower, but
was firIner ut the close; cash, SO; Jupe,
369E e26ISe, clo,ing at $3.50; July ,37I[13 ~,
closing at 37sSc.. 0Ht.-Duli and weaker;
cash, 2311l a2sc; May, 2Tsfe d (; June, ZTIc
bid; July, 2511SSc b d 4 ugust and year, 2iG;c
hid. Rye-ln demand at an advance, 57LCl
5SAc. farley Neglected. Hay = Easy;
prairie, s9gll 20: timothy So Scala Bran
Quiet but IRREGULAR 7sc, sUornmeal-Activ
and 'uong, 81 1902 Is, Rece pts-Flour,
IS COO brls; wheat 500 bu; corn 30 600 bu;
oats. none; rye. 1900 bu; barley, 400 bu.
Shipments-FlOur, ll5,0O0 brls; wheat 1Oi
600 bui corn, none; oats, none; barley, 5000